Sentence examples for means to solve problems from inspiring English sources
Not all biologists have a deep understanding of educational psychology or research, but most biologists understand biology as a discipline and have intuitions about what it means to solve problems in biology.
Mr. Armitage said it was absurd to generalize that the Bush administration favors war as the primary means to solve problems.
Deng (1989) introduced the Grey theory that provides an effective means to solve problems containing uncertainty and indetermination.
Science a new, peculiar form of ELF was the best means to solve problems, and this allowed natural philosophers (later called scientists) to gain ascendancy over theologians and philosophers.
Architects are meant to solve problems, but architects like Frank Gehry cause them.
"We think this is meant to solve problems our core problems can't solve," Levie said.
It is not hard to tell that quotient space is meant to solve problems with need of granularity conversion.
The proposed job scheduler is meant to solve job scheduling problems such as n independent jobs on m machines.
Based on our findings we suggest that it is possible to sustain transformative agency when employees, with the help of a durable yet flexible second stimulus, persistently keep identifying problems and constructing means to solve their problems after the formative intervention.
Few details have been provided to the public, but the official Yunnan Daily reported last year that officials wanted to build one of the dams at Tiger Leaping Gorge as a means to solve water problems farther south in Kunming.
The convolution of an input with a response function has been widely used in hydrology as a means to solve various problems analytically.
